Things you always lose
This small clothing item mysteriously disappears every time you do laundry.
What is a sock?
This color shares its name with a fruit that’s also a citrus.
What is Orange?
This appliance blends smoothies and soups.
What is a blender?
This bird can mimic human speech surprisingly well.
What is a parrot?
This fruit is the most popular in the world by consumption.
What is a banana?
You swear you left these on the counter, but now you’re retracing your steps.
What are keys?
This color name sounds fancy but really just means “light blue.”
What is Sky Blue or Baby Blue?
This kitchen tool whips cream and beats eggs with rotating metal arms.
What is a hand mixer?
This animal sleeps standing up and can lock its legs to stay upright.
What is a horse?
This U.S. state is the only one that grows coffee commercially.
What is Hawaii?
You buy these constantly, yet somehow never have one when you need to sign something.
What is a pen?
This color is famously confused with yellow but is actually a greenish shade.
What is Chartreuse?
This tool looks like a wand and blends things right in the pot.
What is an immersion blender?
This creature can regrow its tail if it loses it.
What is a lizard?
This common household pet has a third eyelid called a “nictitating membrane.”
What is a Cat?
This TV accessory vanishes so often it might as well have legs.
What is remote?
This deep red color shares its name with a gemstone.
What is Ruby?
This machine pulverizes spices into powder.
What is a spice grinder?
This animal can’t jump, despite being huge and powerful.
What is an elephant?
This planet in our solar system rotates on its side like a rolling ball.
What is Uranus?
This tiny item is essential for charging your phone, but it disappears more than socks.
What is a charging box?
This color name comes from French and describes a grayish‑purple tone.
What is Mauve?
This Japanese kitchen tool grates vegetables into ultra‑fine shreds using razor‑sharp teeth.
What is a mandoline?
This tiny creature can survive in space due to its extreme resilience.
What is a tardigrade?
This everyday object was originally invented to help soldiers keep their boots from slipping.
What is Velcro?